Folke Bergman(1902-1946)

Swedish archaeologist Folke Bergman, discovered 346 pieces of wooden slips at Han fortress P9 at Boro-tsonch (which in Mongolian means "ash mound") in the lower reaches of the Edsen-gol River.

More collection items

Report from the Second Ting

Fire-Starting Implements

Wooden Slips for Writing Practice

Wooden Slips Used as Fuel

Repurposed Wooden Slips

Wooden Gangmao: Amulets

Registers of Defense Equipment

Granary Register of Soldiers of the Twenty-Third Platoon in the Twelfth Month

Tags Affixed to Wooden Slip Volumes

Sealing Strips Affixed to Bound Volumes

Qie: Cases

Shi: Templates for Official Documents

Ink Lines on the Side Faces of Slips

Marked Slips

Slips for Writing Practice

Cords

Blank Wooden Slips

Sealing Slips for Writing Materials

Weight of Paper in the Han Dynasty

Zha: Slips

Lianghang: Double-column

Example of the Application of Digital Humanities Tools in Slips Restoration: Fragments of Post Register

Du: Tablets

Gu: Polyhedral Tablets

Jian: Sealing Strips

Jie: Tags

Xiaoyi: Erasing Inscriptions

Report on Rebellions to the Emperor

Register of the Requisition of the Clothing Received by Soldiers of the Changyi State

Records of Title Conferment: Incomplete Register of 62 B.C.

Two Incomplete Registers of Grain Incomes and Expenditures

Records of Wage Expenditures

Calendar

Land Rental Records

Fragments of Post Registers

Calendar

Registers of Garrison Soldiers

Grain Distribution Records: Granary Register of 2 B.C.

Granary Register of Officials and Soldiers of the Wansui Platoon in the Fifth Month of the Fifth Year of the Jianping Era